The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-08-12
Pianos and organs at Beck's.


Elegant line of new prints at Col
born's.
Klauman sells coffee at 20 cents 9
pound.
End - broom corn scraper cheap
at Beck's.
Lawn chairs and rock ers at Patter'
son & Co.'S.
Lenox soap. % bars for ST 90. Patter.
son & Davies.
Good Japan tea at % cents pound
at Klaumann's.
That Silver Leaf flour is on hand
again at Wright's.
Leave your orders for grapes with
T. NJ. Bartels at once.
Golden Engine Oil at 4Oc. per gallon,
at The Live Hardware.
House to rent on Walnut Street.
Apply to Harmon Scott.
You can always get the best quality
of butter and eggs at Jacobs.
Bostwick & Co., have 1909 sheep
and 600 lambs to trade for land.
The way to make money is to save
| it-trade at the Live Hardware.
Gillian has a large stock OF mixed
paints which he is selling very low.
8. N. Delap has 100 gallons of pure
cider vinegar to sell at Is cts. gallon.
Full line of staples in glass and
queensware at COwan, Ausherman &
Norris.
For 60 days we will sell all kinds OF
shades at 2O996 discount. S. II. Patter-
son & Co.
The famous Lenox soaps cents bar
at the Star Grocery. Kingsley &
Wharton.
If there is any suspicion that your
drinking water is impure, boil it be-
fore using.
You can trade your produce for
queensware, glassware and tin ware
at Welch's.
Large, rOomy house for rent, one
block east of square. Apply to G. G.
Clark, lola.
Klaumann wants 500 bushels of
choice hand picked apples, will pay
the top price.
We have the famous Lenox soap and
will not be under-sold. Cowan. Aush-
erman & Norris.
A new invoice of busters, feather,
hemp, and all kinds, now on sale at
C2OOdhue e. Evans
Cummings C. Jones aUiU Loan you
cheap money, on farms. You can
pay 1t off at any time.
For prescriptions carefully COM
pounded from the best materials, go to
Scott & Sons drug store.
A few white spreads and Marseilles
quilts that will be sold at greatly re-
duced prices at Colborn's.
Stock breeders may obtain service at
Merriman's stables during the fall
season at greatly reduced prices.
Carriage oil at Is cents a gallon,
warranted to take the place of castor
oil, at COwan. Amsterdam 4: Norris.
The convenience, comfort and beau
ty of the revised court house is com.
mented on by Judge, jury and all at
PENDANTS.
The LenOX soap is the best soap on
the market. just think oft, 90 bars
for one dollar or 100 bars for S4.50. Pat
terson & Davies.
We are in receipt of the premium
list Of the Kansas State Fair AssOcia-
ton. The Fair will be held at Topeka
September 1924.
Rev. NJ. G. Hayes, whose visit here
was noted last week preached very &C.
ceptably at the Presbyterian church
Wiz behalten INNER Farben, Del,
"Patent Medicines" und refine ApOthe-
kenwaaren, die wir verkaufen allie so
billig vie der billigste. Scott & Son.
In noting last week the sample of
grass that had been left in our Office
last week by S. n. DeLap, we mad
vertently wrote "Orchard" grass when
it should have been Johnson grass.
The first melons that have gladden.
ed the eyes of the poor printer this
year were brought in on Monday by
Mr.. J. Rosenberger. They were lusci.
Gus and the boys enjoyed them hearth
ly.
j. II. Fisher. attorney-:t-law, is putting up
fine residence in the southwest part of town,
which, we presume, he will occupy as soon as
completed.-Ch Blade.
In order to be close up with the pro-
cessiOn the REGISTER extends its con.
gratulatiOns now.
E. G. Ward an attorney, of Parsons,
was recently disbarred by Judge Still
well upon charge of using illegal
means in procuring evidence in a GRIM
inal trial in which Mr.. Ward partici-
pated about year ago.
It seems to us We could stand the
hot weather better if we could only
think up new joke about it. But for
it to 60 on heating and keep getting
hotter after the last joke has been eX-
hausted. is very exasperating.
About thirty young ladies picniced
in Freeman's Grove Wednesday
afternoon. AS it was cruelty announced
that "no gentlemen need apply" the
REGISTER is unable to give full and
accurate report, much to its regret.
The ladies of the Methodist Church
will give lawn social ut the residence
of Mr.. Will Northrup, Thursday even
ing August is. Mr.. Davies will fur
nish the ice cream and the Kickapoo
Club the music. By order of the Pres.
ident of the Ladies' Aid Society.
"There is a lot of white land lying
west of my farm" said Josh But
Ter, (which for years after I came here
might have been mad for the taking,